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Haley Batten wins the UCI XCC World Cup in Araxa, Brazil on April 20, 2024

How Haley Batten overcame a concussion to emerge as one of the top Paris Olympic MTB contenders

Haley Batten, a rising star in international mountain biking, has earned her spot on the USA Olympic team for the Paris Olympic Games, marking a triumphant return after a challenging period. Batten’s resurgence this year follows a concussion in 2023 that forced her to miss the World Championships, one of the main qualifying events for

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Australian champion Luke Plapp brushes Euro TT ‘monkey off the back’ as pursues evolving Olympic dream

There is never any shortage of Australian cyclists dreaming of a mid-year escape to Europe where both the racing and weather are heating up, but Luke Plapp decided to do the reverse, as he recovered from a satisfying, although illness hit, showing at the Giro d’Italia and prepares for the next big goal of the

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Paris Olympics: Men’s Mountain Bike Cross Country – Preview

The cross-country mountain bike competitions at the Paris Olympic Games take place on the opening weekend of the global sports extravaganza, with cycling events spanning July 26 to August 11. Elite women begin the XCO competitions on Saturday at Élancourt Hill, located 25km outside Paris , with the elite men following the next day, July

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New Trek Slash+ Adds TQ Motor with Bigger Battery to Heavy-Hitting Enduro Bike

As soon as Trek’s Fuel EXe mid-power trail eMTB was released last year, people started asking if they would add a motor to the longer travel Slash. Hearing their cries, Trek is now introducing the Slash+, which is basically the Gen 6 Slash with a mid-power motor. The Slash+’s TQ HPR50 motor puts out 50Nm

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It consolidates the brand among the big players, but is it really such good value for money?

Van Rysel’s arrival in the WorldTour bike stable has shaken up the rules somewhat. The brand is part of the Decathlon multi-sport empire and therefore has a reputation for value. Given that this is the brand’s first time in the upper echelons of our sport, it’s likely that ‘value’ is the only thing you think

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Van Rysel RCR review: It cements the brand amongst the big players, but is it actually that good value?

The arrival of Van Rysel into the stable of WorldTour bikes has somewhat upset the apple cart. The brand is part of the multi-sport Decathlon empire, and so has a reputation for value. Given this is the first time the brand has appeared in the upper echelons of our sport it’s actually likely that ‘value’

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Cofidis releases statement after Guillaume Martin blames Look bike’s weight and lack of power meter for Cofidis’ poor performance in Tour de France

“I don’t want to make my bike even heavier with a 200 gram computer,” explains the French climber. Guillaume Martin has attacked his cycling sponsor Look after a disappointing Tour de France for him and his Cofidis team. Speaking to a French newspaper, The worldThe 31-year-old criticised the weight of the bike, which he said

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Guillaume Martin riding a black Look bike at the Tour de France

Cofidis issues statement after Guillaume Martin blames heavy Look bike and lack of power meter for Cofidis’ poor Tour de France

Guillaume Martin has dropped out at bike sponsor Look after a disappointing Tour de France for himself and his Cofidis team. Speaking to the French newspaper, The world, the 31-year-old criticized the bike’s weight, which he cites as the reason for choosing not to run a power meter. Cofidis has since refuted his claims in

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